Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-27

REVIEW or THx CHICAGO NAkkxm.
CHICAGO, August ss-Cpcnine values were
frmness coming chiefly from continued cold
weather. Wheat. In sympathy with the nrmer
feeling ia corn, opened NC. better ~ e. f0f
september, but trading being quiet 500
reacted TO 6s5sc. around which nscre ~
NAMED most OF the inerning Toward u0eu
the market again picked ap. September resA.
ing s9,sc. This comparatively high dguro
seemed 70 have the effect OF bringing out Co.
Siderable quantities Of long stud. tor -
s snsaeb nn ece sss sellers ana drove vsscs
back to $40. Tho talk Was pesrish on general
principles. The raid Of the bears on tho Nsv
York STOCK Exchange had adepreszins eflectoa
the markets here. September wheat closed ~
GS,4 assoc. Corn opened steady on Change ~
day. and during tho early part of tho sesstoa
slightly better prices prevailed. After noon .
decline set In which was moro felt Just before
the close, and prices at p. n. we're trum Nc.
10 &c under thoes OF yesterday. Tho weather
In the corn belt was generally cloudy. With light
rams and much warmer temperature. Ouot1o
orders were light and fluctuations we're
from local causca September sold early hon
declined to iic., the lowest Tor tho DAY, and
closed few minutes later ut Al kait}<c. Octo-
Der opened at t2c., sold at &c. aud clcsed
at aIgsc.: May opened ~ t3hc, cold ~ l6r0s
the lose. Oats showed very little II any change
In the regular MARKET PSicts for r.
ture deliveries did NOS nuctuste any 70
speak Of. for tho trade was ilRh2 Tho
provision market was 10 the same old rat and
there appeared TO be no disposition among the
traders TO make an effort to extricate II Out.
side speculative business continues light aud
local scalpers are the principai traders. Offer
ings Of products were fair. and 81 the cioss
importance was an advance Of 60 ON port.
Lard sold at S. 4oas64sx; September, t653xs
S657B; January closing at ts.ssk. shortrtDs
sold II sl.e2h asfTh. september cicsing -
81 sssa r.. .Spp,na au sss
liberal and prices steady.
st. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS. Angus, a6.-Fiour quiet and IN.
changed. Wheat barely steady and very dull
market featureless; No. . rcd, cash, 694c.
September. 69ka69tc., closing at 69kc Dc
tober, 7ia7fhc., closing a. 7ihc. Corr easy;
cash. ashss9kc.; September, SsaSsc. closing
al IKE. October, 3s4a3s,sc closing at S3kc.;
all the year. s7ssc. Oats steady; cash, M,c.;
September, 2Sc.; October, 25kc. khiskcy
steady at sl.oo. Provisions steady.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. Auguet s6;--Flour easy. Wheat
weak and lower; No. 2 red. Tee Corn steady Z
No. . mixed. axe. Oats weaker; No. . mixed,
Thc. Provisions quiet aud unchanged. Whiss
key active az si.05. Hogs firm.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, n. O.. August e.--Turpenune
firm al 29s.c. Rosin nrm: strained. S3hc.s
good strained, Thc. Tar arm at ti.3S. Crude
turponune irm; hard. Sl.i0; yellow-dip snd
rIgn. u15
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, August s6.-Grain and provisions
quiet and unchanged.
NEW YORK COTTON FUrUKxA
NEW YORK, August sd.--Cotton-Gross re-
ceipts 2.e99 bales: futures. closed dun: saiees
$500 bales; August t9.SSass.36; September,
t9i4a{9.15: December. t914; January. to.i8s
1913; February 80 24at9 rs: March, ~. 3lae93 ~
April, s93sa$y.39; May, t9t5al9.i6; june
sg5la.a52. July, t9.5sas9.Sa
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
lReported Tor the Dispascn.l
AUGUST 26.-Markot nominal. Prime, tsSic.
| fancy, fxc.; comm,p, ~ s3kc.; shelled, 3he
| ikc.; factory hand. picked. 5s6c.